@sgunhouse Thank you all for your help, and I was able to get some help in the Malweabytes forums from other people who are experts in this stuff. If anyone experiences this same problem, here is the link to the other forum which gave the solution.

https://forums.malwarebytes.com/topic/276987-unknown-extension-keeps-redownloading-itself/?tab=comments#comment-1471385

So far the extension hasn't redownloaded itself, and for anyone who does experience this problem, don't just disable it, or just remove it every time it can still get your saved google passwords. Anyone experiencing such a problem with an extension, weather it be wOptRank or anything else, please follow the steps given by the guy in the above forums. Only follow his first step as the second post he uploaded was after he saw my reports and was designed for my computer, so doing so could destroy your PC.

@blackbird71 Yea no problem, because a few weeks ago I also tried searching for stuff like this and nothing appeared. But there is one thing which I must mention, the step which all people can do only removes the malware program, but there will still be a few files from the extension that remains in your computer. To fix that, I recommend anyone facing this issue to also ask in the Malwarebytes forums, and they will be able to help you with the small details that helps remove this virus completely. But the first thing I recommend is enable 2FA in your email. The extension was taking all my passwords and emails and stuff, and even added filter to block all emails from google and such. So to help things to not go that far, enable 2FA, as they cant get your brain or your mobile, check your trash mail regularly, as they will delete a lot of stuff, and finally, dont be hasty in anything. Be careful, and dont try to be an expert if your not.

@blackbird71 Ok Ill go to their forums now and ask the same question. Thank you.

@leocg After deleting temps, nothing happened, I restricted access to that specific folder to everyone after I deleted the contents and now its in the Public Users folder. It just keeps popping up somewhere new each time I block access to a folder.

@leocg Yea I just saw one, its called Node.js: Server-side JavaScript

@leocg Welp it just recreates itself in the same location.

@leocg I downloaded them from their official websites, there was one software which I downloaded from an external source but I deleted it long ago, Im going to try deleting temp files right now and the system came with Mcaffee Antivirus, no issues detected from that and windows defender.

Someone Please help things just got a lot more serious. My youtube account just got banned because "my content was not according to youtubes standards" But I havent uploaded a single video in over 2 months. If anyone can help me please do.

@leocg Yea I just got this laptop a few weeks ago so I installed Fusion, Opera, Chrome, and a lot of other apps.

@blackbird71 I have checked my apps, and my control panel no app out of the ordinary.

@blackbird71 Yea no problem, because a few weeks ago I also tried searching for stuff like this and nothing appeared. But there is one thing which I must mention, the step which all people can do only removes the malware program, but there will still be a few files from the extension that remains in your computer. To fix that, I recommend anyone facing this issue to also ask in the Malwarebytes forums, and they will be able to help you with the small details that helps remove this virus completely. But the first thing I recommend is enable 2FA in your email. The extension was taking all my passwords and emails and stuff, and even added filter to block all emails from google and such. So to help things to not go that far, enable 2FA, as they cant get your brain or your mobile, check your trash mail regularly, as they will delete a lot of stuff, and finally, dont be hasty in anything. Be careful, and dont try to be an expert if your not.

@sgunhouse Thank you all for your help, and I was able to get some help in the Malweabytes forums from other people who are experts in this stuff. If anyone experiences this same problem, here is the link to the other forum which gave the solution.

https://forums.malwarebytes.com/topic/276987-unknown-extension-keeps-redownloading-itself/?tab=comments#comment-1471385

So far the extension hasn't redownloaded itself, and for anyone who does experience this problem, don't just disable it, or just remove it every time it can still get your saved google passwords. Anyone experiencing such a problem with an extension, weather it be wOptRank or anything else, please follow the steps given by the guy in the above forums. Only follow his first step as the second post he uploaded was after he saw my reports and was designed for my computer, so doing so could destroy your PC.

@blackbird71 Ok Ill go to their forums now and ask the same question. Thank you.

@leocg After deleting temps, nothing happened, I restricted access to that specific folder to everyone after I deleted the contents and now its in the Public Users folder. It just keeps popping up somewhere new each time I block access to a folder.

@leocg Yea I just saw one, its called Node.js: Server-side JavaScript

@leocg Welp it just recreates itself in the same location.

@leocg I downloaded them from their official websites, there was one software which I downloaded from an external source but I deleted it long ago, Im going to try deleting temp files right now and the system came with Mcaffee Antivirus, no issues detected from that and windows defender.

Someone Please help things just got a lot more serious. My youtube account just got banned because "my content was not according to youtubes standards" But I havent uploaded a single video in over 2 months. If anyone can help me please do.

@leocg Yea I just got this laptop a few weeks ago so I installed Fusion, Opera, Chrome, and a lot of other apps.

@blackbird71 I have checked my apps, and my control panel no app out of the ordinary.